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SafetyKit scales risk agents with OpenAI’s most capable models
SafetyKit(opens in a new window) builds multimodal AI agents to help marketplaces, payment platforms, and fintechs detect and act on fraud and prohibited activity across text, images, financial transactions, product listings, and more. Recent breakthroughs in model reasoning and multimodal understanding now make this more effective, setting a new bar for risk, compliance, and safety operations.
SafetyKit’s agents leverage GPT‑5, GPT‑4.1, deep research, and Computer Using Agent (CUA) to review 100% of customer content with over 95% accuracy based on SafetyKit’s evals. They can help platforms protect users, prevent fraud, avoid regulatory fines and enforce complex policies that legacy systems may miss, such as region-specific rules, embedded phone numbers in scam images, or explicit content. Automation can also protect human moderators from exposure to offensive material and frees them to handle nuanced policy decisions.
“OpenAI gives us access to the most advanced reasoning and multimodal models on the market. It lets us adapt quickly, ship new agents faster, and handle content types other solutions can’t even parse.”
David Graunke, Founder and CEO of SafetyKit
Design agents for what the task demands, then choose the right model
SafetyKit’s agents are each built to handle a specific risk category, from scams to illegal products. Every piece of content is routed to the agent best suited for that violation, using the optimal OpenAI model:
This model-matching approach lets SafetyKit scale content review across modalities with more nuance and accuracy than legacy solutions can.
The Scam Detection agent, for example, goes beyond just scanning text. It analyzes visuals like QR codes or phone numbers embedded in product images. GPT‑4.1 helps it parse the image, understand the layout, and decide whether it is a policy violation.
Leverage GPT‑5 to navigate the gray areas and high-stakes decisions
Turn every model release into a product win
—David Graunke, Founder and CEO of SafetyKit
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